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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-12
9lQerlet.

= Wir MAIDEN bic 2eier Der nJreien
preEe@ ouf bic reue anseige Der be-
fannten Jirma WoIH & MarJ in
bieIer Numrmer unIerer 3eitnng auf-
merriam. Die senannten Serren bes
abF6tigen. ibr @ei9dft in fertigen Din.
siigen gdn3li6 auf3useben, nm fid gang
BEN Weibwaarens @ei@dft gu fuibmeH.
sic baben besbaIb einen Musnerfauf
ibrer Borrdtbe an Nn5iisen anberaumt,
lro es biirfte fiG feline ginftisere 8ele=
genbeit su bilisen gintdnfen fobalb
mieoer bieter, aIs bieIe.
= gDegen 8iebT9muggeIs fino Col.
6rant %. 6oro unb SEQ. &ebMan BON
Der 6Dberalen Grano Surp in autlages
3uifanb neriebt moroen. Die Smpors
tatior bon 0ieh aus Werieo lit aolfrei,
tpenn bas Yieb fur 3u1t3pede benubt
tperben fol-. Inter oieiem @eieb baben
bic @enannien 8ieb impOrtirt, baKelbe
nahber aber mad anbereH Mdrften bin
p~erfauft. 6orb unb Hebman bebnups
ten, has Nieb anfdHsliG in Der abi6t
importirt su haben, es CUR 3u6t au Der.
uenben; bic Srodenbeit babe iie iebo9
gum Wertauf Der Sbiere geStDungen.
Beibe ansstIagte ipurben uerbaftet, auf
geIeiftete Biirgi6aft bin aber entlahen.
= Dos Boot bes 6rdul. 3bomafini
uno elmer anbern iuugen Dame idIug
ge5tern i'm 6luhe binter Der GTpreBsOf
flee UNI. Msbrere 9erreu, pelGe bic
8efabr Der iungen Damen iaben, eilieu
berbei uno reiieieu fe sIiidIid pom ers
trintuHgstobe.
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IetleiSs SefhlHWe.

sHn Der Generals N~erfammlung oes
8i6bings Surns8ereins am 6. b. Mf.
tpurben bic Observation-Disclosures als
Gomite ernannf, Der aagemein berrs
idenben Srauer, perurfadt bur6 bas
70 pI6blide 0inf6eioen unferes Mitglie'
bes Or. u. Mltmaru, Nusbrud 3u geben
unb it biermit
BefaIoffen, baB Der @ertorbene
felt 5 Sabren elm treues, uiiBIides urlb
sur 66rberuns Der Snterefen bes 8ereins
ffets bereites Mitglieb geueien 1T. oeferl
Sob cine faft unausfilbare Side in
ben 8erein gerifen bat.
Bef1l OF n, bas Der @erforbene
in 10 ipenigen Sabren fiG einen 10 gros
ZEN Greis pabrer 6reunbe 3u ertuerber1
berfanben bat, tpel6es fi9erli9 elm
Betpeis bon benz bortrefHi6en ebaratter
bes @erforbenea unb ieines guten 9ers
gems if.
Bef6Ioffen, baB mir allen 4nbers
tpanbten bes 8ertbrbeHen, namentli6
ieiner iugenoIiden Braut unb ieiner
alien Mlutter, (lebtere i'm fernen ungarn
lebsnb) hermit unIer tiefffes geileib
ausbriiden.
8ef9loffen, baB obise Bei9liife
in Der r6reien preHe", .Seras pof",
v@oIfsboie" uiio rWorwdrts4 per6Hents
IiGt tperben iolen, unb Der Braut unb
Mutter bes 9erftorbenen @opien bieier
Bei6liiHe sugei6idt fuerben ioaen.
6ir ben Gibbinss Eurn . Serein
Gas aomite:
8. Raube, Sos. 8auer,
.. Sab, 8. &riiser,
8. 9irldbers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-12
Reifenbe Ngenten:
&. g. 8nfG.
Otto GGaoen.
stSUipb SeR.
Z fate s.
Sun NHtoniO o, II. Wtal 1888
SroS[pfe 3iiuffe.

SroSluie 3iinffe.
Der Iriebensri6ter MtcIaifter belt
aefern Die 2eiGsni6au iiber eiuen
Munn ab, wel6er in 6plge bon epiIeps
iiiden aufdleu tobiii6tig aepOrben
mo in oieiem 3uftanoe i'm @ouniDge.
fdnsnihe geitOrben NOR, iuobiH man lbn
fir eIHige Sage gebra6t bate, bis ieiue
ueberfibrung i'll bic Stats. Srrenans
lialt angeorhnet worbeH mar.
Sieier Manu, tpel6en ben Namel
Sim MtortOn fiibrte, NOR al benz iid
itoIs rWaibingion Sbeater" nennenoert
5inselsSansel ols Bigger Minftrel"
angeielt, tpo er als iolder nod big Dor
2uraem tbdtig mar unb oas Sublifum
bur9 ieine 8rimahen uno namentli1
6ur9 feline touen unb tuag5aligcn purs
selbdume unb Spriinge erg6bte. Sem
Yaraoeftiid mar es, bon einem Sii1e
aus elmer, groBen 2%uftiprung gu MAIDEN
unb bann NIT benz Gopfe 3uerf unten
"an;ulansen. OaB ielbff ein guBeiierner
SddbeI auf Die Oauer our6 bieies
Qunfiiid1en &iile befommen muB, III
flar. Die beiben Merste 8raunnagel
unb 8rabes fngten aus. baB bic Sooess
uriade in porIiegenbem Sail gpilepfie
iei, ba Der ungliidlide in ben feinenl
Sobe porbergebenben "a Stunben ni9t
peniser aIs rs beftige epileptii9e 4u'
fdae bate. sic ipraden bic neberseu=
gung aus, baB bic llria6e biefer 2ranfs
belt in ben for~tmdbrenben ffarten @es
birneri6iitterunsen su fuGen lei, bic
Morton fi9 bel Der 4usibuns feiner
Stunt" sugesrsen. Der S9doel bes
Sobten, Der iiber unb iiber init biden
geuIen bebedt mar, lest 3eugniB bon
Der &i6tisteit bieies dr5tli@en @uta6s
tens ab.
Norton fol- aus Stem Oort ftammen,
eigentIi9 Wattbetps beiBen unb in
Netp Oort nod einen Bruber baben, Der
gigentbiimer zines groBen @ei6dftes
am Broabrpap if.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-12
WaiJeripremaem nit g6landen.

Yerionem, weIde ii6 beim Wahers
ipreugem Der S@ldu4e 5eoienen mol
len, fub erfu6t. ii1 in u%nferer Office
bic n6tbise 2isens auf Elm Sabr-am
l. Wai b~eeinnsnb - su peri6aHen, ba
fur foI9en DaRersebrau@ cine Spe'
bere1net miro. Wer oieier
auHorberung ni9t na9fommt unb bic
borgei6riebenen 8sbinsunseH niat ers
ffuf, lduft @efabr, baB ibm bic Wai=
iersufubr abgeidnitteu wirb.
Die GSaHcrtperf 3ompagnie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-12
sfedtes bemtihes Mpaaembrot,

Steu1tee oeutiWee UtuBBe"oIo'
foauie pumpernidel uno auoere
B~robiorten fino iiets frif6 gu baben. in
Der 8dderei DON
2onis Spain,
228, on Commerce Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-12

6rans0fI6e einsemadts 6rii6te
unb Semitic. 8or5iigli6e @pargeI,
grbfen. Gbampignons. SarbiHen In
Del, 9ognefort 9dfe &C. BEL Smith
& Billion, gde Soufous & Sole'
babsS traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-12

= gingemadte impOrtirie beu Is
i'd Sriidte, ME GirideH, Mirabelen,
Quitten, 6imbeeret, Melange &c. bel
& million, @de 9ouifons
& SplebabsS traBe.
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1ie feinifen 0elifateiien in /

Die feiHiien Oe"litaieiien in Der
Groeerp ; 8rdn6e finbei man BEL
Smith & o n, gde 9ouiions
unb Solebab Gtrabe. Die beutiden
importirten Sadsn iinb ibrer Site lpes
aeu Defenders su empfeblen. Wtan
iprede einmdI Dor unb iebe fi6 bic usrs
ihie6enen Artifel an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-12

ane glrten BON Yrdierpen in luft'
bi6t bartholomew 6 pfunb Glass
bi6Ien, feline pidles, @bili Saues &C.
bel 9 nj & Wilfon, gde 6ou'
fun= uno SolebabsS iraBe.
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g rDffnnMa q.

Oie moblbetannte Tlrma SbierarSt
Iromm & Saft mirb am @onn'
abeub BEN IA. B. so. in go. 284
g ommerce.S {, perbunben
nit ibren StdlIen unb fonfigen 0es
5ddften einen 8ier SaIuuH er6fHen,
iuosu fe 6reunbe unb Befanute hermit
freunbli1t einlaben. 12,3ntt
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Sic General ; @~eriammlnma

beg beutiG.enslii6eu Sdulbereins fins
bet ON Samfag ben H., Ibenbs 9
l1br, i'm @afinp fat. Die Weit.
slieber fiub eriu9t, fi9 re6t sablrei9
einaufinben. Der 9 r fanb.
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Sdldnde! Sdldube! Sdldnd)e !
WeiBe S6ldu6e gum Sprinteln I
3ou Is Gent per CUB. Sdpar5e
Galdu9e, 3 3oa Sur9meRer IL, ~
unb rs Gents per SUB bel
gH. 8. Ontterfioe & Co.,
pIumber& @asfitter,
6.5,4M No. 335 Qolllfod Str.
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We1mmer,

peIde lire boae Manmestraft unS GIaiisitat
bss settles pieber su erlansen iuini9en, erbal.
ten ~unentseItIid s~ustunft iiber elm nenes
SeiIberfabren. peldes f9 bis isbt tn
iebem einselRen Gale s~lduSeno beipdbrt bot.
8ebanbIuns ebenio einfad mic biuig. Seeex
fem eiaeuer grst. Bun uebff anpeiiuns aur
SeiIuna aratis. Ran abreIFre: NriDate
Gltute 8 DtSpenfarp, 15 @. 9pns
ften Ctr, Netp ynrf, u. q.
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u c / II d t

ipirb ein Gnabe I'M Utter BON 15-16
Sabren. Na6sufrasen in Der Office
Der n6reien preiie".
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sas- 6trohbite Sommeran3tige
&c. bel . ancpaff & Scn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

THE SLOW PROGRESS OF oHrNA TO IN
ACCELERATED BY NEW KNTKRPRIsRs.
CKoAoo. Aug. 2.-The report that
jay Gould proposes 30 give the slow
moving progress of China g boost by
introducing telephone communication
and establishing q great bank there
that would not only do q regular bank.
ing business bat was TO take charge Of
the government fiuances and control
the impending railway and teleQraphio
enterprises In the MoRgolian Kingdom
was denied yesterday BY hia son George,
~ already reported. Russell a Co., Of
No. 6 Wall Street, do q large proper
ton Of the banking business between
this country and China, and Manager
Rama was asked today what be knew
OF the report.
81 am sorry he said, ''that publicity
has been given 10 Il, because the pFema-
ture publication knocks these things In
the head. At the same time am free
TO admit that such an enterprise ae an
nounced is nov on foot. Mr.. Gould is
not In IL, however. $40 not ct liberty
10 tell you who are its promoters. ex.
cept shat We are ourselves interested 70
q certain extent"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03
MorHER sLAXER.

JOHN BKALE, THIRTEEN YEARS OLD, ooN-
FEesEs TO REvoLTN0 cRrR.
EATOE, (Ohiel. Aug. 2.--John Beall,
thirteen years old, who has been in jail
sir weeks On a charge Of killing hts
mother, has made confession. At ]
o'clock June 18th the boy was at home
With bis mother at the farm house, and
about 4 O'Clock be alaFmad the neigh.
boFs By saying thai thFes tFamps had
killed his mother, and that he vas
saleep bat awakened To time 10 see them
leaving With her watch and money. The
watch has since been found where be
admits be bid it. He had shot bis
mother twice, then nearly beheaded her
with an axe. It is supposed that be was
with the dead body three hours before
giving the alarm. No motive for the
crime il assigned. exsept that he was
angry % Wnas seemed 70 MN 80 ue
evidencss of favoFitisrn shown 10 bis
sister by his mother.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03
PuRE WINE

PARTIAL ARGUMENT or THE cAIIFoESrA
Law BEFoRE TIE SUPREME COURT.
SAN FAAKorsoo, AuR. 1.-The rare
vine act passed a. the last session Of
the legislature vas partially argued be-
fore the Supreme Ceurt tocay. Henry
k0hler oommenced the action 90 teat
the constitntionality Of the law. He
was arrested for selling wine without
labelling is on the bottle as impare Oal.
ifoFnia vine, and habeas corpus proceed
fngs reaalted. ALI the Justices of she
court attended except Judge shaFpsiein.
The wine merchants contend thr0uRh
thoiF ooansel that the provision Of the
Law requiring every bottle Of vine sold
to be stamped In q certain fashion, is
not amenable. The argument Ia be-
half Of the paEe wine bill was 30 the e.
feet that no hardship was imposed and
no riQht 10 life, liberty, or the puFsnit
OF happiness was found 10 be Invaded
by requiring the merchants selling the
wine OF California vintage 10 place on
the label "Pure California wine" and
then stand the penalty Of the law II the
wins vas found 20 be q cheap decostian
and q fraud.
Twenty days we're allowed Ia which 10
die briefs and the case is then 20 be
suhmikied
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03
KEsTUckY REruKxs.

SLOWLY GATHERING THK RESULTS o. THE
STATE KIscTToa IN KKSxucxH.
IougavIILM Ky, AnR. 2.-The re-
surns ssom yesterdays esestien esEne In
slowly from tha state, bat there is moth
ing 70 change The estimates Of last
niaht. The DemoafAtie ticket il elsetad
By Is. 90 or 5000 majority over The He
Fuhiiezn siskes, AID viii have plurality
on q, coo over ell tiskeka.
In KentOn eooMty The vote foE Gov
eEnog haa not get been reostged, and
thaFs Is still . gnaatiSn As 20 whr ts
aleetea - other efheea- The Unlgn
Labor pariy conoedea the eiectioa Of
Mamaa (Dsmocsatl for Representative.
II 10 thonahs tb4s the Republicans
hswa ths eenuty 90 tue state ticket In
Lexington. Tbe Democrats hare ear
red the city fox ths aREl tins Ia twsnty
1ea9a. General B1eknex.s majority ever
brady IL -. DamoeFAkia gain of f&i
"a Boyd county ard 20 to Carter
esnnfy. ID was soown thaf She Rspnb-
leans eaFgy bofA soantses On the gen
sKal tieket.
In Flsmlna eozssy, Wills lhe Dam0.
erass carry tie Stale ticket b. I'D ma
/ ioritr, sss eAndiaats fer Representative
/ 3 dsssaaed kg Go maioEify
Ea MegnsR eoanty PAD b. ThonapA0a
DsmsarAa, IL asssassd fos The LssRsaia-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03
SEATTLE, w. T.. WEDNESDAY MORNING AUG. 8. 1887

@eEiv considered 9 very fair tine fas
overland shipments from New Yaek. and
ne Sansst has rarely heaaen that record,
bat the Union Raciao andeR It's usw
management. hAe tAksn especial pains
% harry is freight through frnEn sbe
kAst and fourteen days b now pFom
iaed shippers from Nee YoEk, even BET
ter time than that heing made in some
eases. Tie union paci6o has gained
from 10 20 10 paK cent. In tAFuneh ton
mage during the past few uaonfhs and
this has been in the face Of tAe ssrozR-
eat oompesition.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03
RAR RTVALRY.
SHERMAN WRITES LRTTRR THAT SHOWS
TIE RELATION BETwKKN HIN
AND BLArNK.

SHERMAN WRITES A LETTKR THAT SHOWS
TIE RELATION BKTwKKN HIN
AND nLAINK.
NKw YoRK, AaR. 2.-RecentIy the
Erpress Of this city printed SONS rem
iniscencea of Hon.A N. Cole, Who claims
10 have been the father Of the Repabli-
can party, and whe for thirty years has
been on more OF less intimate terms
with the great political leaders. In
these articles there has besn much con-
cerning these leaders and It appears
that the papers containing the articles
we're Forwarded TO John Sherman. The
latter found time TO write @ decidedly
pertinent letter to Mr.. Dole, In whieh
be said:
''I have read With deep interest what
IL said inahe number OF July 10th in
reference to Blaine's opinions Of myself.
10 Ia Quite true as Mr.. BlaiRe says that
be and have always bean on intimate
terms and have always had the highest
regard for each other. We we're both
presented as caadidates in 1850, bat then
some Of Mr.. BlaiHe's friends Ia Ohio
made the fatal mistake of dividing the
Ohio delegation, seme Of whom Fefused
TO vets for me, bat voted for Mr.. Blaine.
This not enly defeated me. but prevent
ed shs concentration Of the Ohio dele
CATION In favor OF Mr.. Blaine on the
night before the last day Of the con-
vention, when be said he hoped the
Ohio delegation would unite upon me,
and II 90, my nomination W0uld follow
as Q matter Of course. Bat 80 much
feeline had been caused BY the division
that 70 was found impossible, and was
only reconciled by the Romin stion OF
General Garfield II may be that the
same division viii produoe . like Iesalf
In the approaching canvass. i IceKtGinly
have no objection 20 the nomination Of
Mfr. Blaine, and II be Is nominated.
viii do what I did in 1sSf--do all ] can
70 secure bis election. He is more in.
jared than benefited by the activity OF
his friends In making divisions In the
Republican 6tates,n
By some Il 10 considered that the
special significance Of this letter is the
fact that % indicates no change what
ever IN the fair rivalry and cordial Fe-
latiouship which have long existed be-
tween Sherman and Blaine. IL is hsld
10 mean that John Sherman will Get the
Republican nomination for President
next year IL be can, and IL be can't, be
will be glad 10 zee Il fall to Blaine, aud
IL THAI honor should fan upon sheF'
man, 10 may be taken for granted thai
the Ohiq EtaieaEnan will have the hearty
Support Of Blaine, Of Maine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03
VICTORIA INDIGNANT.
THE cAxADEAN sTEAMERs DO NOT LAMB
rHxRB-oARTKR HARRISON TRAvKL-
ING-oTHKB NEWS.

THE CANADIAN sTKAMKRs DO NOT LAMP
rHxRS-oaRrER HARRISON TRAvEL.
TNd-oTHKR NEWS.
VICTORIA (B. o.. Aug. 2.-Much In
dignation is felt hare ai the continued
unreasonable policy Of the Canadian
Pacific Ia failing 10 have the China
steamers call at this port. The Board
Of Trade held consultation today and
measures will be taken TO compel the
railway 70 enter and clear their steam
eFs from this point. shallow excuses
are offered By Traffic Manager Olds and
ths probability II that the steamers will
be boyoottsd By Vistoria importers, aud
the railway also 10 q certain extent, un-
I'll the demand In aequiesced In.
Ex- Mayor Carter Harrison Of Ohiea-
90. arrived tonight over the Canadian
Pacific. He will visit Washington Ter
Fitorg tomorrow. Returning, he will
take the steamship Batavia for China
on the 18Th. He states that be Is on q
voyage around the world.
Missionary Dnuean, Of Metlakahtaa
fame, went north on the Aneon today.
Tue Ancon took 1900 pounds Of ma,
ohineFy for the Treadwell mine, which
arrived oves she Oanadian Raciflc.
The salmon run up the Fraser river
yesterday was very large, yielding 800
ash TO the boat. The canners expsct
full pack.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03
RRRCHga a acoTNnRRI.


Ast& A@~G&8AeM1AN1s
SAN FRAMuEsco, Aug. 1.-The ChrVnicls
will tomorrow publish q letter from q
resident Of Washington Territory 10
Weighing further against II. +. BeechsF
for offanses said TO have been commit-
ted while be vas Collector Of Custom 4
ae PORT Townsend. Basing an editorial
on this letter and other facts vhieh
have some TO light, that journal will
say:
"We have heard that Herbert r.
Bseoher Il liar, dishonest man, an
associate and acoomplice Of gmuReleFs
and q seoundrel whom the government
should not retain in Ice employ for q
single day, and We propose 20 prove
these charges 90 thorou2hly and COM
pletely that even The Democratic eecRe-
tafy OF the Treasury and the quasi
Democratic President will not dare 30
disregard the evidence or smother the
accusations. We do not hesitate 10 cay
that the whole story has not been told.
and that, when Il is, no administration,
not even thai OF Cleveland, will have q
shadow Of an excuse for keepina this
fellow Ia Office, unless IL is prepared 70
assert the doctrine thai honesty 10 not q
qualification for sffiee, and that JefteE-
sonian tests we're designed for another
sRe Of the woFld and another Kind Of
Dsm0erats.'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

CASH kBsUT TO m LODGED AGAINST oxR
or TKK xRANscoNTUxNrKL nourKs.
San FRkEcEsco. Aue. "A case OF an
alleged violation of the Tntsr-Ssaie
Commerce law is likely soon 10 De
lodged against one Of the northern
traDscontinenfal lines, which 10 charged
With having made q eontxaSt with q
shipper to allow ever charge claims IN
a rate Of &i.i0 per hundred pounds, 20
that the rate might be eus down 10 one
dollar. The agent OF the line against
which the charge Il about 30 be made
said today that no ccntraet Of the kind
has ever been made, nllhccch before
the adiussment Of sataa on the settled
basis ct last spring it is qaita likely that
one OF its shippers received q 81
rata where the $1I0 rata should
have been charged. the error being one
which vas likely to occug In the an.
settled condition of rates st that time.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03
BOOST FOR CHINA.
Fair Rivalry Between Senator
Sherman and James
g. Blaine.
Net Alarmsa-stroax Alleged
vialAsioa-No QaarreE-yietoFIa
Iaalsnant-FssnsA DaeI-
Kentucky Returns
Escaped Boodler.
TRHxKs or oPHuM.
ALERKD sknTLETT. OF PUGET SOUND, SAID
TO HAvE sHIPPKD THE CONTRA
BAND DRuG.

.
TO HAvR SHIPPED THE CONTRA
BAND Dku0.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 2s-There was
Published today statemest made here
recently that interesting and impoEtant
disclosures, which will lay bare opera
tians OF opium smu9glers alleged 10 be
working through the district around
Puget Sound, are expected 10 be made
In the course of she Investigation Of
Captain James sloan, Of the bark
ATcturns. when Sloan was arrested he
maintained with great vehemence that
the two trunks seized we're put on his
vessel Just before putting 10 SEA. Sloan
was examined by United States Com
missioner this morning, and The saizinQ
officers testified, as well as elaan and
one Of his personal friends.
Sloan has made al afadavit that Al
fred Bartlett, the Puget Sound Agent
for w. j. Adams, the lumber merchant
and the manager OF line Of tow boate,
was the man who shipped the trunks.
With two other man he cana along side
Of the ArcturHs at dead Of night and
slipped both trunks on board, saying
that they would be esllea for in San
Francisco. sloan is keenly alive 10 the
danger Of kiG position, and has tele.
graphed 10 Bartlett for him 10 come for
ward with an explanation. That gen.
tleman, however, has not sent any re-
ply 30 the question as TO whom she
trunks were sens 10.
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FaKxcm DuKL.

THx DIFFICULTY RKrwKEN Ex~PRK MEER
EKKEY And GENERAL BoULANoRa.
PARHs, Aug. 2.--BonlspReF's seconds
publish q report Of what they say trans
psred at the conference between them
and the seconds Of Ferry. The report
ls IN substance as fellows; General
BoulanReF desires a serious reparatlon.
one pF0poFtioaate TO the gravity Of
Ferry's affrons. On this account be
proposed that she oombatsnts exchange
shots until one vas hit, the choise Of
distance 20 be left 10 the seconds Of
Ferry. These conditions being ascepted,
BculangeE's seconds agreed TO be con.
tent with one exchange Of shots between
the principals, at twenty PAGES, without
any word OF command, considering this
proposal 10 smbody the extreme height
OF General Bsulanges's formal instrue-
tons. His seconds did not feel author.
izsd to make any farther propositien.
UNABLE 70 sxrTLx CONDITIONS.
PAH1a, AuR. 2.--FerFy's seconds eon
firEn the statement that they weEs IN
able 10 come 10 an aRFesmemt respect
ing the conditions Of the dnel between
their principal aud Gen. BonlanRsR.
They explain that they proposed the
same conditions as those under which
Gen. BoulanaeF f0ught With Baron La
CTeinty, aud thai BouiauRsF'a seconds
refused 10 aoceps sueh condition.
claiming they bad right 70 settle the
details Of the affair. M. FeFry's sec
onds declined to admit the claim Of the
offended party 10 ssttls tbs eIndisiOns.
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We QUARRRL.

suRPRIsR KxPRxssED AT THE RuMoR or A
NEW CANADIAN PACIFIC STRAIN.
SHIP LINE.
San FRANoTsoo, Aug. 2-ReeardinR
she ruHaoT. widely circulated Of late,
that George Olds, General Trafie Man
a&eE OF the Canadian Pacific. Is on his
way to this Coast TO make Arrangements
for RAINING q steamer line between
Vancouver and San Diego In ardeF that
the foreign read may "play evens with
the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, q
well known railroad efacial stated today:
81 am astonished 10 think that snah 9
story should be circulated and be be-
lisved for one moment. The Canadian
Pacidc has no quarrel With Go0dall
d Perkins and il IL iusa as likely that
the Pacific Coast Steamship Company
should build q rival railroad through
Canada as that the Canadian Paciac
should Fnn . steamship liRs 10 San
DieQo.n
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scr ALaRMKp.

rHH aoUTHKEH PACIFIC AFTER TIE sAN
FRANCISCO TICKET scAIPEAH.
SAx FRANcIsco, AnR. 2.-The South
ern PaeiGe spottegs. having discovered
tha' one Of the local agents Of an East
ern lima has beam ceiling overland tick
eas 30 q bgokeF, the General Passenger
ARans yesaerday ssns q letter 10 the
agent telsinR him thai in the fataFe that
pTacsios must Be discontinued. as Il 10
lhe intention Of the company 10 dis
courage ticket ssalping BY every means
possable. The broker says tha4 be u
nos al ell alarmed as the pfospess of
being froxsn oMt. although Il is evident
that the SoathSEn Pacific IL quitting
forth e4oxts 10 make him close 40 shop.